The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-10-22
Current Events Epitomized.

The great quantity of waste matter to be
honrly and daily removed from the system
renders it of supreme Importance that the
stomach and liver be kept in perfect order.
Laxador accomplishes this. All druggists
sell 1t at 25cents package.
When your child has been attacked with
diarrhpa, collie or stomach disorders, do
not delay the use of DR.. Bulls Syrup one
instant.
Wall Paper Before getting IN our
fall stock of wall paper we offer:
Browns, at cents.
Whites, " cents.
Gilts, % 12 cents.
Borders at one-fourth the regular price.
These prices will sell them quick. E. F,
I.uckenbach. 6l Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Kate Andrews, widow of the late
Erwin Andrews, decd. will sell at public
sale on the premises, two miles east of
Aillport, this county, on December oath
two o'clock p. m. valuable tract of land
comprising one hundred and twenty-elght
acres more or less.
If any of our readers intend taking out
an insurance of their property, lives or live
stock we would direct them to A. w.
Raudenbush or II. A. Beltz, who are
agents for the. best companies. See their
advertisements elsewhere.
The Home Issue, new paper pub
lished In this place under the auspices Of
the Prohibition party OF Carbon county,
made its appearance Tuesday. The new
paper is ehock full of Prohibition and in
teresting local news.
AT Reading on Tuesday, German
tailor named Albert Stahbler, suicided by
throwing himself under passenger engine.
His suicide was the elimination of three
weeks spree.
All the public schools should appropri-
ately observe Arbor Day-2lst inst. Have
the teachers of our schools taken any &C
tion in the matter. as yet? remember ii is
important.
"A theatrical company representing the
talent (p) Of this place, Mauch Chunk and
Welssport has been organized here. Hid
den Hand" Il Is said, will be the first ven
tuTe.
You should not fail TO see the large as
sortment of fall and winter millinery goods
at Miss Alvenla Graver's New York Millin-
cry Store, before purchasing elsewhere.
Counterfeit five-cent pieces, dated 1887,
are in circulation. They are nice, bright
booking nickels, having just been made, but
they are three pennyweights short.
Work on the interior OF Wieand's opers
house is going rapidly on. The new hall
when finished, will have seating capacity
of seven or eight hundred.
--on the first and fourth pages OF to-day
Issne will be found number of advertis
inents that represent rare bargains. Dom
fail TO read them.
Carter Harrison, ex-mayor of Chicago
says; "Since have used Tulip soap,
have been led TO believe there is some gooC
in me yet"
1T is said that Koch, the tobacconist
will occupy one of the large store rooms il
the opera house, when completed.
"A peculiar hog disease prevails in lie
high county and is sweeping away hundred
Of hogs by Its fatal effects.
-Clauss Il Bro, the tailors, invite yol
to call and see their fall stock of cloths
casslmers, &C.
For best makes Of carpets at loves
prices. go to Kemerer Il Swartz, Ban
street. If
The Central X. r. bridge, opposite thi
office, has been treated to coat Q
paint.
Communion services were observed Il
she Lutheran church last Sunday.
Window shading and fixtures at lo'
prices. al Owen RehFig's.
-ThiTty-six prisoners are confined in tn
Lehlgh county jail
Wall paper, five cents per roll, at c
Rehrlg's.
Hickory nuls-sISty-hYe cents pc
bnshel.
Biz pumklns are epidemic this years
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--lSss Is leap year